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Kathy Miller
Feb 3, 2023
1 min read

John Dos Passos, 1932

Date read: 2/3/23

In general, I am enjoying these novels. The main problem for me, is remembering who was doing what when I saw them 200 pages ago and now they've returned.

Again, I'm withholding full opinion until I finish the final novel, The Big Money.

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